The great hall ‘Pavilion’ of “Minerva Medica” a masterpiece of the Roman Emperor Constantine about 318 A.D. is one of the most important monuments of antiquity.

Constantine’s two-story 10 sided, 10 windowed, and 10 segmented dome ‘Garden Pavilion’ “Dome of Minerva Medica” about 318 A.D.

The Original 10 Kights of the Roundtable? 

Built in Rome by Saint Constantine and his Mother Saint Helena. Presumably intended as a facility ‘meeting house’ for the coming 10 Influencer-Kings of Revelation 17:12.

The Pantheon’s Rival: The Dome of Minerva Medica